UK Weather: Temperatures set to fall by 10C as more seasonal conditions return

Cloud cover and wind across much of the country expected to bring temperatures down

A couple relax in the sunshine in St James Park on 14 April 2015 in London. Today has been the hottest day of the year with temperatures reaching 24C in some parts of the country. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

The weather is set to get much milder after the sudden heat wave which has recently hit the country.

Yesterday's weather brought unseasonable highs of up to 25C in some parts of the country.

Temperatures are expected to fall a massive 10C to the typical average for a warm April of around 15C across the UK, with a good chance of rain.

Ice creams for sale outside the ground during the Championship match between Brighton & Hove Albion and Huddersfield Town at The Amex Stadium on 14 April 2015 in Brighton. (Photo by Charlie Crowhurst/Getty Images)

Tomorrow the temperatures will dip a little more, with highs of 15C in some places and winds as high as 14mph.

With thick cloud expected across most of the south of England, many parts of the country aren't expected to see any sunny spells all day Friday.

People enjoying the weather in St James's Park in London

However, parts of Cornwall and Somerset will be continuing the trend of unseasonably warm weather, with highs of 19C expected in some areas of South West England as the sea fog which has been hanging around the coastline disperses.

Looking ahead, Saturday is set to be a little sunnier, with highs of 17C, and almost no chance of rain for most of the UK.

These temperatures will dip again on Sunday, with highs of 14C, prompted by strong winds and a good chance of rain.